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LOCAL RUGBY

Club Come Into

S

Their Own

BIG WIN OVER NAVY

Faulty combination among their backs caused the defeat, of the'] Navy at the hands of the Club in a rugby match played.at Çause- way Bay on Saturday.

The Club won by three goals. two tries and a penalty goal (24

points) to a penalty goal (3 points). Of the Club team, the efforts of Bonnar. and Butcher were out- standing in their brilliance.

ER. A. Evans, of the Hermes. replaced Lt. Benson at fly-half. The former played for the Colony against New Zealand University XV last season, and he was in fine form.

The Club opened their Arst half account with two tries by

Butcher and Bidwell, both of which were improved on by Watson, while Chadwick went over for an unconverted effort.

The Navy replied with a penalty goal kicked by Harris,

In the second half the Club went ahead through another Ane try scored by Grieve, which Bidwell improved upon, while Watson scored an unconverted try and Bid- well landed a dropped goal from a penalty...

LOCAL LADIES' HOCKEY

Caer Clark Cup Tournament

ST. ANDREW'S SHARE POINTS WITH “Y”

Surprise results featured the opening matches in the Caer Clark Cup ladies hockey competi- tion on Saturday afternoon. Visit- Ing King's Park, the St. Andrew's Club Ladles shared two goals with the YMCA, Ladies in a splendid match the Anal result of which was a very fair indication of the run of the play. On "the Polt Training School ground Mong- Kok,

the Hong Kong Ladies' Hockey Club, last year's runners- up and former Champions of the tournament, defeated the Club de Recreio Ladies by the only goal of the match netted by Mrs. D. L Prophet, the Interporter.

SAINTS' FINE SHOWING

In their match against the 'Y' Ladies: the Saints were the first to find the net when Miss Joy Ecoker sent in a shot that Miss W. George made no effort to stop. Midway through the second half of the game. Miss Marjorie West- cott, who played against Shanghal this year. scored the equaliser.

For the Saints, Mrs. R. Rose 'kept a splendid goal,,while Misaes G White, R. Stephenson, J. Wòng and P. E. Gictins were also in the Limelight.

Club 1st. XV:-P. C. Frost: H. van Leeuwen, H. D. Bidwell, W. E. Grieve, G. K. Chadwick; A. H. R. Butcher, J. L. Bonnar: K. A. Wat- son. J. 8. Dunnett, A. W. Holden. W. E. Peers, I. H. Bradford, N. E. Clarke, A. F. Walkden (capt.)" and | Read (centre forward), Misses O. J. Redman.

The Y were best served by Mrs.

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and S. Dalziel. Marle Smith Royal Navy:-A. B. Harris (Fal-(making her debut for this team) mouth F. O. Felcey (Rover), Sto. and Miss Westcott. Warren (Otus), Lt. Harvey (Odin), O. A. Gladding (Hermes), E R. A Evans (Hermes), Lt. Davies (Per- seus); Lt. Maurice (Falmouth), A B. Woodman (Falmouth), Mid. Dic kens (Cumberland). Lt Coltart (Proteus). Lt. Mayden (Parthian), Lt. Hawkins (Capt.) (Oswald), A. Turner (Falmouth). and Lt. Hallifan (Daring),

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CHINESE

OFFICIAL

Dr. Sun Fo Pays Call

On Governor

The bumpy state of the PTS. ground proved a hindrance to the players in the match between the HK. Ladies and the Recreio, The former won by one goal to scored early in the second half by Mrs. Prophet.

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The defences of both teams Misses E. M. Gray and J. T. C. Smalley, for Hong Kong, and Misses C. Osmund and O. Botel- ho, for the King's Park team. were

Miss "N. in good form. Xavier And Ma C. Silva were also prominent for the Portuguese side.

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BRAWN CUP SERIES The Brawn Cup series produced only one upset, the Diocesan Girls' School outclassing the "Y Ladies by three clear goals, Miss Helen Bockler being conspicuous. The Central British Schoolgiris com- menced their fixtures with an overwhelming win over the Hong Kong Ladies, winning by 10 goals to 1, the feature of the match be-

Booker and Miss A. Martin, both of whom scored four goals.

ARMY MATCH

Dr. Sun Fo, President of the Legislative Yuan, who arrived in Hong Kong on Friday from Macao, paid an official cali on His Excellency the Governor, Sir An- drew Caldecott, at Government House on Saturday morning. Heing the sharpshooting of Mias M. was accompanied by Dr. Foo Fing sheung, Departmental, Chlef of the Legislative Yuan, and the Hon. Dr. R... Kotewall, The Acting Colonial Secretary, Hon. Mr. R. A. C North, was also in attendance. At 1 pm, on Saturday Dr. Sun Fo was entertained to luncheon by many leading Chines residents of Hong Kong at the Hotel' Cecli. with the Hon. Dr. Kotewall, in the chair. A number of prominent " British officials and business men were present, including the Hon. Mr. North, the Hon. Mr. Edwin Taylor, the Hon. Mr. T. E. King. and Brigadier H. G. Seth Smith.

In the course of his speech Dr. Sun Fo remarked: "Never be- fore, I believe, in history have the relations between China and Bri- tain been so friendly as they are to-day.

The speaker added that with unity within and mutual goodwill Without China was sure of peace. He did not despair of peace in the Pacific.

The Army Small Units hockey match between. "C" Cay. East Lancs. and the 22nd Coy. R.E. re- sulted in a win for the former.by 4 goals to 1. The winners have now entered the Third Round of the tournament.

SALE OF WORK

Kowloon Union Church Funds

The sale of work in aid of the Kowloon Union Church funds, or ganised by the Women's Guild, was held in the church hall un Saturday, which was crowded, to capacity. Mrs. Mackenzie Dow, the wife of the Rev. Mackenzie Dow of the Hong Kong Union Church, official.y operied the function,

The stalls were provided by the following:-

Dr. Kotewall said that De. San Fo was a good friend of Hong Kong and had always been a firm advocate or gloser relations: The Bev, Short (books), Mies. between Canton and the Colony. Isabel Holland (Lavendar), Mrs. He thanked the many English Spittles and Mrs. Eastman friends-for attending the function (sweets), Mrs. T. Fergussen, and

Committee at such short notice, which ha Entertainment

(re- said was evidence of their friend- treshments), Mrs. F. Martin ship with Chinese and of their (needlework), Miss Martin and, keen desire for closer.co-operation Miss Armour (novelties). Mrs. between the two communities GrayTM and Mrs. B. Wylle (woollen articles), Mrs. Addison (flowers); | Mrs. R. Taylor and Mrs, Westinke

(Home-made articles).

APPOINTMENTS

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There were “several -side-shown.

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PORTUGUESE WEDDING

Ribeiro-Jorge

TEL. 80251.

Mrs. J. V. Ribeiro, was soleminised Ribeiro, the bride's niece, was the in the Rosary Church, Kowloon, | flower-girl..

oa Baturday. The Rev, Father Mr. FL Bira attended the Rossi conducted the ceremony bridegroom as best man, while which united two well-known Mr. Jorge Alberto Vieira Ribeiro families of the Portuguese com- | acted as groomsman-- munity

at the conclusion of the cere

The King's Exequatur empower- ing Mr. Frederic. Charles Fornes, Junior, to act as Consul of the United States of America at. Hong His Majesty's pleasure, to be tem- Kong has received His Majesty's porarily, during the absence of the The wedding of Miss Marilia The bride was given away by mopy, the wedding party and Honourable 8k Heary Edward | Carolina Jorge, the fourth daugh- | her father, while Misa Lucia Jorge, guests adjourned t No. 19 His Excellency the Governor has Pollock, E, KO, ILD., an Un- been pleased to appoint the Honofcial Member of the Executive ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Telles later. Miss Pisa Ribeiro, the sis-Chatham Road where the recep

ter of the bridegroom, and. Mist Hon was held ourable Mr. Stanley Hudson Dod-Counell, with effect from October, Jorge, and Mr. Julio Carmo Vieira Stella Hyndman attended her as The honeymoon is to be spent in well, provisionally and subject to 31:

Ribeiro, the eldest son of Mr. and ¦ beidzamalda. Miss Virginia Jorge Shanghai and Japan."

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